Teton Peaks Resort0

The hotel is spotlessly clean, very comfortable, and well equipped. The room had a very comfortable bed, nice linens, and a comfy easy chair, dining table with 2 chairs, microwave, and a Nespresso coffee machine. The view of the Tetons is magnificent and the staff were very helpful with suggestions for dining and sightseeing. It was very quiet and parking is right outside the door. Tetonia is a small village with a gas station/convenience store, a bar, and a simple breakfast and lunch spot. The town of Driggs is 10 minutes down the road and has excellent dining and fun shopping options as well as a laundromat. Located 60 minutes from Jackson Hole and 90 minutes to West Yellowstone, the hotel is a great location to see both national parks and other surrounding attractions.

It was the cutest little local Hotel, and I loved the little touches that made it feel welcoming. The stairs had little lights so as I was walking up to my room I could see where I was going, and then when I walked into my room it was nice and warm with a tv showing a fireplace and classical music. Cute touches that added to the experience!

The only thing I can think of is that the room was advertised as a Mountain View room, but the way the roof was over the top, it blocked any scenery I might've been able to see. But I was only there for a quick trip, and could've easily just popped outside to enjoy the view.

The pictures do not do this place justice. While the exterior still has a rustic look to it, the interior of each room is new and well done. For what you pay, there is no greater bang for your buck in all of Teton Valley. The owners were also super friendly and accommodating. When I had to make a slight change to my reservation, they were more than happy to do so. They obviously have high pride of ownership, and it shows in everything they do.

The town of Tetonia was nothing to get excited about, but you're only 10 minutes away from Driggs, so you can do your dining and shopping there if you want.

Sweet couple renovating a motel into a nice place to stay! Updated hotel-style rooms with big screen tv and comfy beds. Clean. A place for pets and kids to play outside and grills available. Id like to return to crash between trips to the slopes.

Location was a bit out of the way but competitively priced with dining within a 20 minute drive. Toilet clogged immediately and i couldn’t reach anyone to help. Eventually had to search out and find a plunger in the maids supply room and fixed it myself. Charging $4.50 for a bag of ice is unkind. We’re travellers - we need ice. Get an ice maker installed for free ice, please. No breakfast offered while we stayed overnight. No decaf pods for the in-room maker but that turned out to be a maid error.

We've been traveling for six weeks, and this is our favorite hotel stay! We barbecued bison and baked potatoes on the grill, played horseshoes on the lawn, and watched the alpenglow light up the Tetons. The rooms were generously sized and beautifully maintained. The staff were courteous and offered their freezer without hesitation to keep our ice packs cold. We ended up extending our stay, we liked it so much.

Very minor item, but being proactive about restocking coffee and tp would make a great experience even better.

Kind of deceptive in terms of the pictures on the website and what you got. It looked like there were microkitchens but that was not the case. The price on booking.com was good. Nice location, patio w grill.

Communication w staff was done by text which was ok. I texted to try try to arrange a second night. They never responded so I went to the office which was spottily staffed. They raised price from 98$ to 175$ so I declined. No nightstands or tables by beds

The new owners Tory and Josh are so very friendly and helpful. If we lived close I would be promoting their business for them. Lol. I am in customer service and know the importance of good service. We stayed in room 17 and it was the most beautifully decorated room. Every detail was perfect. They thought of everything that we might need or want. The beds were very comfortable. We were even able to bring our dog Sailor. She was welcomed. Where we go, she goes. I love this place and we would definitely stay again.

There are no negative comments that I have for the resort.

Room was spacious and clean, had fridge and coffee machine, good location to Grand Teton, office offered free beer/ kombucha even though did not really advertised, found out at the end of our stay.

We stayed for a week and had to ask refill coffee every single day, also took garbage ourselves and had to ask for change of towels and toilet paper.

Adorable small town in close proximity to the recreation opportunities of the Yellowstone/Teton parks. The extra travel was more than made up for by the relaxed atmosphere, excellent facilities and value, and avoidance of the irritating crowds and ridiculous expense of locales such as Jackson or West Yellowstone.

Not much.

You can absolutely tell the staff puts time into the upkeep of this place. Our entire visit, we saw them watering, painting and cleaning. The owners have obviously sunk money into fixing everything up and it really shows. The tiny home was great and larger then others we have stayed at.

Our table was so wobbly it spilled our drinks a couple of times. The staff did tell us they were aware and were in the process of figuring out what to do with it.